Re: some strange proxy results

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if we should be setting up this inetd service how come nobody does it?

As a better solution maybe the default config file should be unusable
forcing users to edit it properly before use, e.g. make the connection
scan string be something like "*CHANGE ME*"...

Andy Smith wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 06:01:30AM -0800, ongeboren wrote:
> 
>>p.s.2. I know it is unlikely for an ircd to listen on
>>port 1080, but whatever.. this is the admin's
>>decision, the point is bopm should not mark the host
>>as proxy, as it runs a totally different daemon on
>>this port!
> 
> 
> Maybe your ircd should have a numeric to say "I am not evil" and
> bopm should read this and be happy, then.
> 
> Until that idea is made to work, it just looks for a string you tell
> it to look for.
> 
> If that is a problem then set up a simple inetd service that echoes a
> unique string and have all your BOPMs connect to that.  This is
> mentioned in the docs somewhere.

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